The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-17
SHORT AND SWEET.
A Condensed Record of the News
=. Of This Locality.
Leaves From the Pass Books of the Dem
ocrat's Army of Newsgatherers---
This, That and 'Tother Thing
for Hurried Perusal.

Mrs. r. S. Shields, of Canton, is at the
Weddell House. PLAIN Dealer.
Mr.. James a, Wilson, OF Massillon,
has returned home from tour through
Europe.
The County Commissioners have ap-
pointed James Bender rs janitor for the
ensuing year.
Wesley Delap has been appointed
Executor of the estate Of Susanna War
ner, of OsnabuTg township.
Philip Blumenschein has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Susanna Ackerman, deceased, Of Mass
illon.
Died, Monday evening at 6:36 o'clock,
Minnie, infant daughter Of Barney and
Carrie Halter; age years, & months
and 0 days.
Harry Stauffer and Marion Lewis,
and Robert Sebrell and Minnie G. Low
man, all of Alliance, have taken out
marriage licenses. '..
Otto Jaegge and Julia Strub, both Of
Canton, were married by Justice
Wettach on Saturday, at his Office, No.
8 North Market street.
Mary Dreier has filed petition with
the Clerk of Courts for divorce from
Christian Drier her husband, on the
ground Of willful absence.
w. II. Duel was arrested last night
for obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses. His trial will come off tomor-
row at o'clock before Squire Wettock.
Thomas S. Webb, of Massillon, made
an assignment, today, to JOhu o. Car
rett; assets are about $4,000 in real
estate; liabilities are rs yet unknown.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. l.. f. Meyer,
at the Lutheran parsonage, Clement
NJ. Poorman, of Sugar Creek township,
and Nettie J. LOnas, Of Tuscarawas
township.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Jared Il. Brewer and Mary +. Ernshaw,
of Lawrence township, and James J,
Hoover and Il. Little Smith, Of Mass
lll0n.
Mr.. John LOutzenheiSer was bound
over to Common Pleas Court by JUS
tice Braden to answer the charge of
assault and battery committed on Mr
Edward Sterl
Mr.. j. L. Smith, of this city, has pur-
chased the Mansfield Transfer Line
formerly owned by his brother d. B.
Smith. lie is also brother of County
Commissioner Smith.
The Doll murder trial commences
next Monday, in Court room No. l, be-
fore Judge Pease. 1t will be remem-
bered Doll murdered his wife and step
son near North Industry about foul
months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Halter desire tc
return their sincere thanks to theil
friends and neighbOrs for their kindness
| and assistance, rendered at the deatt
and burial of their daughter Minnie.
An affidavit was filed before Justice
Fulmer by Christ SchmOker agains
Jacob Webber for larceny. SchmOkel
testilies that Webber received and KEEP
a dog which he knew had been stoleI
from Schmoker. Webber pleaded no
guilty to the charge and will have ;
hearing Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
Died, of Group, Sunday morning at
o'clock, Lena Weidman, daughter o
George and Mary Weidman, residing a
No. Is Lafayette street, at the age o
four years and eight months Funera
Tuesday at o'clock from the residence
Interment in West Lawn cemetery.
Died at Canal Fulton on the 14tl
inst, John Donenwwirth, aged eighty
three. The funeral will take plac,
| Wednesday. Deceased settled in Starl
county 62 years ago, and proceeded t,
clear up his new farm. William Don
enwirth of Plain township is son. De
ceased was most worthy man and ;
consistent member of the Lutheran
Church.
Licenses to marry have been granted
| to Aaron Kline and Christina Kelacer
of Navarro; o. Smith and Laura Steiner
of Chrystal Springs; Ernest +. MeieI
and Amzia NJ Clement, of Canton
Ben f. Eallis and Florence Julious, O.
Canton; Peter Kelley and Regina Iser
of Massillon, and John Clarity ant
Lizzie Ventury, of Maxine.
Rev. E. Herbruck, of the Daytor
Christian World, is visiting -fathe
and mother and others, relatives ans
friends, in this, his native town. o
course Mr.. Herbruck called at tn,
DEMOCRAT Office, and we learned from
"As'e ,tANAsacse&Feess to Rasl' for Europ,